May is a pretty productive month in the realm of Easyling. Some adventurers (engineers) focused on slaying large monsters (moving entire features over to the Dashboard 3.0) while others cleared out the spider nest (which is just a bit more literal way of saying squashing bugs). I may be playing too many fantasy video games, so before I get too deep into the metaphor, join me at the rest of the article below the fold.
Welcome to episode 70 of the Easyling release notes podcast with me, the anonymous author behind the keyboard and… well, nobody else, other than the three dogs around me. Maybe the podcasty intro wasn’t a smart idea. Let’s just stick to telling you about all the things we added to Easyling. There are a lot of small ones this month so make sure to read below the fold to see them all.
March was one of the most productive months in recent history for our team. We migrated many features from the Dashboard 2.0 to 3.0 and added a few quality of life improvements. I promise there are many details. Read them below the fold!
February was a particularly productive month for us. Over the 4 new versions of Easyling, we released 25 different features and fixes. Many of those are new features added to the Dashboard 3.0 that I recently wrote about. There are many many many juicy details, so I definitely recommend you read the full article.
January was a particularly productive for us. The key focus was on ensuring only the right content is ingested. In addition to that, we added new options for specifying the source of the translation even if it is imported through an XLIFF file. Read the full article for the details
Happy New Year everyone, I hope your holiday season was at least as fabulous as mine. At Easyling, we focused on smaller improvements and bug fixes as well as the well-deserved break that every member of our team deserved. Read the article for full details as well as a picture of the fluffy dog I adopted.
November was a crucial month for Crest, our JavaScript-based translation engine. We optimised its speed and the SEO features. This ensures that the visitors’ experience is improved on all translated sites whether that visitor is a human experiencing faster loading or a bot noticing the improved SEO features. We also added a new content connector and many others. This is exciting, so I may end up being a bit technical. Don’t be frightened by that though. Read the article for the details!
Boo! It’s scary how productive our developer team was during Spooktober. We improved the JavaScript translation engine to support more and more unusual websites. We also added new features to the language selector and as well as AI translation. Read the full article for all the details!